Bahudhātuka Sutta
SuttaUn discours prononcé au Jetavana où le Bouddha répond aux questions d’Ānanda sur la manière dont un moine maîtrise les éléments, les bases sensorielles, la causalité, ainsi que le possible et l’impossible, aussi connu sous plusieurs autres noms.
Taught at Jetavana.
It contains a series of questions asked by Ānanda and the Buddha’s answers. The Buddha describes various ways in which the monk can achieve mastery of:
the elements (dhātu),
the senses,
the chain of causation,
the rationally possible and
the rationally impossible.
Other names for the sutta are Catuparivatta, Dhammādāsa, Amatadundubhi and Anuttara Saṅgāmavijaya. M.iii.61 ff.
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